FAQ

Yes, most of our courses are created with beginners in mind. This is where our passion for teaching comes in. 

Students must have a valid learner’s permit to enroll in our driving courses.

Generally, this depends on your abilities, age, and time you can devote to your classes. The official rules for Virginia state that a normal person requires 45 classes with an instructor plus 22 private hours to clear the exam.

We have found, students who have experience with moped, or cycling experience are familiar with the laws of the road and quickly acquire the skills.  Our friendly instructors are trained to teach the ones who are under skilled or have less knowledge of driving.

We offer a variety of classes both for teenagers and adults. Including teen driving courses, adult driving courses, Adult waiver, and Teen driving license. Please visit our Courses page to learn more.

We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and online payment options.

Lessons can be booked online through our website or by contacting us directly.

Yes, we offer vehicles for the driving test at an additional fee.

We accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and payment options such as Cash, Check, PayPal and Zelle.

Yes, our DMV-approved driving school offers FREE in home Pick-Up and Drop-Off services in all the nearby locations in Northern Virginia.

We provide our classes to teach an individual of all ages and skills. As long as you have a learner’s consent or some other paper that allows you to legitimately drive, our experts will work in-car with you.

Our experienced instructors will work with you to improve and correct your driving abilities. Some of the skills we teach is having confidence on the road, including speed control maintenance, control of the steering and wheels, change lane safely, and most importantly to have confidence at large intersections.

We do our best to achieve 99% success rate gauranteed, however it will also depend if you pass your DOL exam. We will teach you everything you need to know, but the rest will always be up to you and your effort to drive safely. 

The Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency heavily suggests that you take lessons from an Approved Driving Instructor. If your friend or relative teaches you then they must be over 21 years of age and have held a Driving License for at least 3 years.

It’s worthy to remember that learning with a friend or relative means you could pick up their poor habits. Your instructor will recommend when they feel you are ready to gain additional expertise by going out with a friend or a relative. Always remember that their vehicles will more than likely not have the safety of dual control.

We highly suggest being distraction free when attending a lesson. Please keep your child at home. 

You must first obtain a Learner’s Permit. The only requirement for Adults is that they hold the Learner’s Permit for 60 days. Adults are meant to learn to drive in this period of time. Adults are not required to take Drivers Education or Behind the Wheel. After the 60 day period has expired, they may take the Road Test at DMV.

No, You can schedule ONE session per day and at your instructors discretion.

If you are doing Online Drivers Education, you may not schedule for Behind the Wheel until you have taken and passed the final exam for Drivers Education.

Re-Exam is only taught in English and Spanish at this time. While the DMV offers the permit and knowledge tests in many languages, the re-exam program is only taught in Spanish and English.

All students can take Drivers Education online. While it was true some years ago that only home-schooled students could take the online program, this is no longer the case in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

No. You are not required to have any sort of training before getting a Learner’s Permit. Once you are 15 years and 6 months old, you may go to the DMV and take the Learner’s Permit test. The questions are based on the Drivers Manual that is available for free at every DMV. The only questions that appear on the test will be in the Drivers Manual. Public Schools often tell students that they have to take Drivers Education first, this is FALSE information.

Parents do not ride along with instructors and students. DMV prohibits parents being in the car when Behind the Wheel is being taught. The presence of a parent often increases anxiety in the student. The 45 hours of required driving is the time when parents should be observing their child behind the wheel.

No. You may not leave early, no matter how quickly you finish the work. Re-Exam is not meant to be a fun time. We are trying to prepare you to take the test at the DMV and to PASS it. That means you have to do the work and put in the study time. We have a variety of work that will keep you busy. 

Parents do not ride along with instructors and students. DMV prohibits parents being in the car when Behind the Wheel is being taught. The presence of a parent often increases anxiety in the student. The 45 hours of required driving is the time when parents should be observing their child behind the wheel.

No. You may not leave early, no matter how quickly you finish the work. Re-Exam is not meant to be a fun time. We are trying to prepare you to take the test at the DMV and to PASS it. That means you have to do the work and put in the study time. We have a variety of work that will keep you busy. 

No. The requirement for re-exam never expires. If you have failed the exam 3 times while under 18, it will not disappear when you come of age. You will still need to take re-exam to ever be allowed to take the test at DMV again.